Low for Governor in New York Article Candidate Prospects
The text discusses Gov Low’s potential candidacy in New York, noting friends favor his bid and a Brevet meeting agreeing on support. It mentions the political machine dynamics, a possible gubernatorial run, and hopes to dethrone Platt with a Delti machine influence, while signaling uncertainty about timing and party convention alignment.
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New York
Bec
Wisa
Goverie Bett Low
Independiéntean Vilas
Ste. Lew
Air Lew
Repubican
Benatar Pitt
Mr. Low
Low
Friends of Law
Marlboroughs Busy in London Political Shuffle
A London note reports the Duke of Marlborough moving into active politics and aiming to form a Tory organization at Primrose Gate. The Duchess shows dignified conduct while Lord Taunton funds a monthly journal and promises personal relictionn of Lord Kindniph in the new year.
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London
Markborough
Iite
Gallitie
Primrose Eagte
Tandaipt Chsreit
Mariberouah
Budget and bond plans reported for New York city
The State Journal outlines a proposed budget for next year totaling over 320 million with more than 3.5 thousand in bonds to be issued in one year at 18 percent for public improvements. Existing authorized bonds may not be included. estimates show needs for 70 million to 200 million for docks paving and other projects. The piece also notes a literary feature on New England by Miss Mary Wilkins and a sketch about Whittier.
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New York
B3tts
Vavidun
Leglalaware
Nagaio
England
Mary EK Wiking
Mise Wilkins
Otter
Typdeiel EL
Whittler
Harefoot Froy
Mise Wilkin
State Journal
Max Ernst
Vercoats Poleon
London Working Girls Language Sparks Moral Alarm
The article notes a rising use of abhorrent expressions among London working girls and mentions women leaders forming a council to curb the slang. Clergy and teachers fear spread of coarse speech and call for concerted action, though some doubt effectiveness.
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Londun
London
Father Ducey
East Hou
Baking powder list warns of alum content and frauds
Of Interest to Housekeepers notes the World’s Fair and health boards condemn alum in baking powders. It provides a partial list of brands thought to contain alum and urges buyers to seek pure cream of tartar products. The piece labels several brands as suspect and cautions against cheap prices. It emphasizes identifying safe alternatives and mentions Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder as a trusted option.
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Town and Minnenott State
Makaska
Dr. Prices
Afick
Wesleyan girls anger over suffrage debate at Ohio Wyan university
In Delaware O Dee a campus dispute arose when senior Billie of Porreston IM and Kyvelyn True of McCondelestil Ov challenged a student argument on whether women should have the vote. The debate provoked offense, leading to complaints to Prof. Fulton and a report to President Hartford. A subsequent church event saw public disapproval of the speaker.
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Delaware
O. Dee
Ohio
Wee Wyan University
CE. Billig
Porreston
Mis Kyvelyn True
McCondelestil
Ledy
Pheik
Pullie
Billie
Fulton
Hartford
Tillie
St Pauls Methodist Church
Mount Vernon Passes Poster Display Ordinance
Mount Vernon aldermen approve an ordinance requiring posters to be submitted to Mayor Edwin Fiske for approval before display with a penalty of ten dollars or ten days in jail for violations. The mayor indicates he will prohibit certain colored or giddy posters and only allow those he approves to be pasted.
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Mount Vernon
York
Barleiuer
Neas
Mount Verney
Edwin Fiske
Christmas Presents Sold on Easy Payments
A storefront advertises Christmas gifts offered on easy payments including ladies and gentlemen watches rings jewelry photograph albums fancy chinaware and household utensils at dream prices. The copy mentions a Thursday night display and a street address on a named avenue with partner names Scott & Reed.
Attorney General Boyle on Second Term and Bond Defaults
Boyle says he may not seek a second term and plans to leave court work to his successor. He claims hundreds of thousands of dollars in defaulted bonds exist in the treasury and should have been pursued years ago. He vows to tackle insurance cases and trusts after completing current business.
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Boyle
Attorney General’s Office
Treasurer’s
Atchison merchant praised as First district candidate
Judge Albert H. Berton, former Atchison resident, endorses A. S. Hatch for Congress in the First district. Hatch built a large hardware business, is among the wealthiest in the state, and has held public offices including state senator. Berton says Hatch would manage duties with same energy as his business and has strong support from Atchison at the convention.
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Atchison Merchiot
Albert H. Berton
Lved
Atchison
AJ. Hatch
Hatch
Morntemn iKanss
Hirself
Atosan
Mindle
Atehjeon
Flo Trent
Politics in Drugs How Ons Firm Lost Som State Contracts
The State Board of Charities favored Merrill & Co in contracts for drug supplies to state institutions. Parke, Davis & Co and Merrill were the leading bidders. Allegations claim the board’s choices served Merrill’s interests despite no price differences being shown.
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State Board of Charities
Merrill & Co
Buskines
Weer Parke, Davis & Co
Ami Thie Meril Company
Ie Eroploves
Ryan Forthie
Coburn for Governor Endorsed by De Valentine
De Valentine in Claywen Times endorses Coburn for governor, praising him as a clean fearless Republican with strong farming and stock-raising ties, capable and affable, and suggests voters may unite behind him despite politicians.
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del Valentine
Claywent Times
Crner
Coburn
Angivers
Mo Eee Butuan
Quburn
Etate Board of Agriculture
Shawnee Populists Pressure Governor on Police Chief
George W. Clark and 15 Shawnee county Populists urged Governor Leeds Yast Hurdt to remove Henry Steele as chief of police. Clark led speeches before the governor, who had not acted as of yet, with others voicing opposition to Steele’s tenure. Ballard's Show Liniment advertises various ailments and is promoted by Geo. W. Stansfield at Miller's Pharmacy.
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George W. Clark
Shawnee County
Charles Lingsay
L. T. Yount
Mr. Phillips
Leeds Yast Hurdt
Henry Steele
Mr. Clark
Miong Tietine
Ballard
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kan
Miller's Pharmacy
Car
Local Notes From Topeka Town Happenings
John P. McMunon returns from Meriden while Mrs. E. Stevenson comes back from Chicago. The Mid-Continent band plans a December 35 concert at Hamilton Hall. City officials attend the Mouston festival in Texas as local civic life buzzes with meetings, lectures, and reports on public institutions.
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Laptense Court
John P. McMunon
Meriden
Feler
Reform School
J. J. Anderson
Otto Kuehne
Charles Wolff
Houston
Mildred Kepsey
Mary A. Cornelum
Twentieth
Katais Avenue
Brivsimonta
Holton
W. J. Bond Wade
Kansue Farmers’ Atlianée
Topeka
Ellsu
Seth Muvry
EM. Puncan
Rock Island
Kansas
Jobe Hodge
Santa Fe
Wisconsin
Lumbey
Silvation Army
Sanene City
Sitnam Lodge of Masons
Sawvite
Fellows Bay
Crawford Theater
Palma
J. D. Brusel
Car Service Department
The
Santa
Han Coner Hammond
Inn
Bint National Bank of Mhinwatte
United States Circuit Court
Jedd Coymane
Ramis
Dillard
Keefur
Hobson
Wellamt
J. Taylor
Mra
Capecity
Konstantine von Rengattien
Turner Gunden
San Brinciece
Cal
Nes
Clay
Etree Bey
Dittse
Christen Endeavor
G. P. Howard
Lincoln
Talniwien
Hin Buszey
State University Faculty Us
Monler
Tosteriay
Seruthte
Ania Menting
H. Bowyer
Jopeks
Miles May Lewis
C. M. Tengetoo
Lawrence
Pre GN
Union Pacific Route destaca cities and towns tour routes
Union Pacific offers fast service via Denver and destinations including Cheyenne Salt Lake City San Francisco Portland and Puget Sound points. Features include drawing room sleeping cars Pullman Palace Sleepers Dining Cars and Free Reclining Chairs. For timetables and fares contact city ticket agent A Lewis or depot agent Fulton. There is an advertisement for No Tobacco products and No To Bac tonic.
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Union Pacific
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Portland
Puget Sound
A. Lewis
Thames McCormick Injured in Third Degree Incident
A Sun dispatch from New York reports Thames McCormick laid up with a dislocated right shoulder and two broken ribs after an incident linked to Nina Council Knights of Columbus. Witnesses dispute details with theories of a third degree ritual gone wrong and a man seen jumping from a third story window. Officials expect his recovery.
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New York
Sun
Stonington
Conn
Thames McCormick
Nina Council
Knights of Columbus
McCormick
Iia
South
Providence
Nee
Palmist Chelm Hosts Lecture On Ape Hand Prints
In Chicago a palmistry lecture by Professor Chelm drew scientists from Field Museum and others. A chimpanzee at the Zoo had its left paw examined amid plaster casts for study, with notes noting a strong thumb and limited human-like lines beyond affection.
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Chicago
Dee
Cdlentifte
Bryan,Chenp
Athley
Field Columbian Museum
Sra
Meek
Dorsey
Chelm
Zoo
Five Sorrels Brothers in Kentucky Receive Government Pensions
In Bath county Richmond and Knob Lick area six bachelor Sorrels brothers, five of whom receive annual government stipends. Augustus served in the Mexican War earning $12 monthly. John receives 38. Tas gets 4. Mikes and others draw varying sums. Enoch, 54, belonged to the Fifty Kentucky Cavalry with a $12 pension. A petition to Congress seeks a new appropriation.
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Richmond
Dee
Living Heat
Knob Lick
Bath County
Triple Sam
Thas
Kentucky
Augustus
John
Titentyetourth
Newton
Enoch
Portieth’ Kentucky Cavalry
Ourgress
Ex-Mayor Hopkins Backed Lake Shore Town Plan
Chicago reports Calumet Harbor and Improvement Co secured 1,200 arretracts for land near Miller station on Long Lake. A new town likely named Hopkins with streets laid out, backed by ex mayor Hopkins and partners John K Caverly Bowen F Hance and Henry J Reynolds. Plan includes a summer resort on Lake County Indiana shore thirty minutes from Chicago.
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Chicago
Long Lake
Calumet Harbor and Improvement Company
Crown Point
Ini
Miller Station
Callea Hop
Hopkins
John K Caverly
Bowen F. Hance
Henry J. Reynolis
Nite Fain Lake County
Ind
Lamar Jackrabbit Hunt To Break Records In Lamar Colorado
Denver reports snow in Lamar as sportsmen prepare for a record jackrabbit hunt set a week after Christmas. About 200 hunters will depart Denver for Lamar with railcar sleeper travel costing 97 dollars for two days including meals and transport. Last year Santa Fe officials joined in the hunt, and locals greet hunters with breakfast before registering a dollar for wagon rides to the grounds.
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Denver
Dec
Lamar
Chlorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Chinago
Samar
Local Dramatic News From The Grand And Crawford Theater
Audience crowds the Grand for Wrenerian concert by Apollo club as Wagner’s season disappointments fade with applause. Crawford theater presents A Southern Romance adapted from In God’s Counter and The Dazzler vaudeville. Keene engages at Rowley Snow’s with The Merchant of Venice and Julius Caesar. Miss Alvord classic impersonations at Fish school. Bills for Billain’s Horehound Syrup and Miller’s Pharmacy advertise in Toledo area.
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Apollo Club
Lancer Thad
von Dattlen
Wagner
Crawfid
Kuskas City
Kansas City
Etop
Thomas Keene
Rowley & Snow
Keene
Shytock
Julius Caeser
Marc Antony
Irwin
Widow Jones
Comey
Crawford Theater
Mise Raiharing Alvord
Fish School
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